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1. Measure the width of the window at the top corners. 2. run a string between the top corners of the window and measure the distance from it to the window.(measure in the middle) Use these 2 to create the curve for your text or artwork to follow.

Does the OP not realize you can move them?

You could add heaters and Temp control for about $60.

Hopefully they don't flush there life down the drain!

Do you have the same fonts installed on both computers?

Is there a solid yellow piece under the maroon or just the numbers? Have you tried cutting the maroon piece solid and layering the yellow on top?

Are you using a Bluetooth setup for your cutter connection? Just asking because of what it says in "Output Device / Port:".

Carry a small sheet of clear plastic with black and white letters on it as a visual aid.

I know some software you have to deactivate on the computer before installing on a new computer. I don't know about VM.

Not part of my install.

Hp's are notorious for problems with the power socket.

I saw a white truck the other day and the layout of the vinyl looked good but you couldn't read anything. It was red lettering with a with a fairly thick black outline that left the center of letters completely black and the logo was a blob with a couple white spots. Once I got within 10 feet I could tell what it said but it wasn't comfortable to read at all. You best bet is to cut some letters out of the colors you are considering and put them on the truck for comparison.

Basic logo design rule: It should always work in Black and White.

Try between 16 and 20 on the speed and the blade has to be right. With the MH start really slow and slowly up the speed for fine details.

Are you using the same serial cable as when it worked last?

Depends on how much time the design took.

They are all the same machine. 24" because that's the max cut width. 28" is the width of the opening in the machine.

I just saw it the other day.

Aqueous ink won't work on regular vinyl. They make vinyl with a special coating for printing with it.

You will probably want to laminate it from a durability standpoint.

If you are doing this from the control panel on the cutter then it has nothing to do with your software. The only interaction between the software and the MH is when you are cutting.

It's there on my computer.

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Shouldn't this be stickied at the top of the main page?

Here's one option for sealing the edges. http://www.uscutter.com/Seal-it-Edge-Sealing-Pen